New England Accent

The accent of Eastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Parts of Eastern Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine. It's part of the New England culture. You'll see it on some TV Shows like Family Guy. The accent is declining amongst younger speakers, but older speakers will have a thick New England accent.

Examples of the New England Accent:

Jordan's Furniture - Jahdins Fahnityah

New Hampshire - New Hampshuh

New York - New Yahk

Red Sox - Red Sawx

Water Fountain - Bubbler
Speed Bump - Speed Hump

Very Cold - Wicked Cold
Turn Signal - Blinker

Roundabout - Rotary

February - Febuary

March - Mahch

Summer - Summuh

Your - Yuh
Here - Hy

Asshole - Ess'ole

Worcester - Wuhstuh
Cape Cod - The Cape
Martha's Vineyard - The Vinyuhd

Police - Coppuh

by Xxxxxxxxfanboyxxxxxxxxxx March 10, 2021

accent digger

Someone who uses their partner only for the sole purpose of their accent and anything that relates to their speech.

I hated that girl, she was nothing more than an accent digger!

by Seprah July 30, 2017

F.A.S. (fake accent syndrome)

When "Asian" telecallers start speaking with a fake American accent after being on the job for a week. Usually done when they're meeting people for the first time; it usually disappears in a half hour or so because they can't escape the urge to talk normally again.

She was a pretty girl with a hot personality but when her F.A.S. (fake accent syndrome) kicks in she is so YUCK !!

by wangqiu May 18, 2014

computer accent

The vocal accent of computer-generated personal assistant applications such as: Siri, Google, and Alexa.

The inflection is slightly Scandinavian with a hint of Punjabi.

Person 1: Is it weird that I get all chubbed-up when I hear Siri say my name?

Person 2: Nah bro, that's just her sexy computer accent.

by Chad Brylo February 24, 2018

VRChat Accent

When a person develops an accent from playing so much VRChat, it blends in with their vocabulary. The accent can only be characterized as sounding developmentally disabled, often slurring their vowels, stuttering, and often being dismissive of what certain words mean.

Michael: Yo, you hear how Tyler is talking?
Holly: I heard him talk to Alex; he has quite the VRChat Accent.
Michael: What a degenerate.

by BobbyMcBobster419 June 1, 2025

mutt accent

Spoken version of a dialect that belongs to no particular race or creed.

I like the way you said that in your best mutt accent.

by BlueMT October 26, 2011

Westwood Accent

A way of speaking that derives out of Westwood, New Jersey. It involves saying every sentence like it's a question. As you are speaking through a sentence it starts to get higher and higher pitched. A very common response using the Westwood accent is "k ya you, right?" and "What are you talking about" with "talking about" being very high pitched. People with this accent also love to say "Try again" after responding to anyone about anything as a sign of disrespect. You might even hear them add "Ski" to the end of every last word of a sentence, but this is only if they fuck with you. The origins of the accent come out of Westwood High School with pioneers like Nicholas Galli, Justin Boesch, Connor "Kanye" Abbott, and many others. Many words in English get replaced using this accent such as the word "Gay" changing to the term "Atlanta". And someone who is a "Fiend" being referred to as a "Chiefer" and so on. If you are trying to learn how to speak with this accent you need to learn how to speak with a thick New Jersey/ New York accent and practice saying everything as a question.

Westwood Accent:
Person A: Yo Galli lets go for a toke?
Person B: Nah Nah. Not with youski!
Person A: What are you talking about? (Higher pitched as you go through the sentence)
Person B: You are just a Chiefer McStever
Person A: K ya you, Right? Try again!
Person B: Shut up! You are so Atlanta bro, Foh Bih!
Person A: Fine! More bud for me'ski!

by J_Roc33 May 19, 2022